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 1 Int    |       jacket formed by a lead case embracing the cylinder.
 2 Pre,  8| engineer, and to watch him in case he did not serve his master
 3 Pre,  9| Skutenhielm that such was the case when he admitted that he
 4   I,  3|      above the piston; but in case this air below the piston
 5   I,  4|     of a scale-beam, in which case, as a matter of course,
 6 III, 30|       to be turned on only in case of fire, when a leather-hose,
 7 III, 35|    water in 8 or 12 hours, in case a man of war should be laid
 8 III, 38|                      38.~ ~In case such a machine were installed
 9 III, 40|    are not taken , so that in case of accidental fire sufficient
10 III, 41|     be drenched with water in case of fire.~ ~How much the
11 III, 41| sufficient supply of water in case of fire.~ ~We need not go
12 III, 41|       of course, be needed in case a city has to be furnished
13 III, 44|      applies to the following case:~ ~If you have a certain
14 III, 45|                     45.~ ~The case with our fire-machine is,